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Leapster Games Also Work with the Leapster L-Max™Handheld for Learning on the Go Leapster Games also work with the Leapster L-Max™Handheld for learning on the go. Kindergarten Finding Nemo Welcome to Carnival Marvel! Enter tropical waters to Step right up to play 6 learning experience love, laughter, fear games that teach over 45 and friendship in Disney/Pixar’s essential reading and math Finding Nemo. This electronic skills for kindergarten. book teaches pre-K and These protective kindergarten skills including backpacks hold all science, phonics, reading of your Leapster and math. L-Max gaming gear, The Leapster L-Max Recharging System including the Leapster © Disney/PixarDisney/Pixar is the fast, kid-friendly way to recharge L-Max handheld, the Leapster L-Max learning game AC adapter, TV cables system! It’s easy! Just insert the included and 10 cartridges! rechargeable battery packs, and then 1st Grade The Incredibles dock Leapster L-Max handheld to Join Leap, Lily and Tad at the Meet the Incredibles and engage recharge the batteries. In about 4 Beach Boardwalk, and play 6 in an extraordinary battle of hours, you’re ready for more action- learning games that teach over wits and superpowers. This packed learning fun! An AC adapter is 70 essential reading and math educational game teaches 2nd also included, so you can power the skills for 1st grade. and 3rd grade skills including Leapster L-Max handheld directly spelling, grammar, math and from an AC outlet! problem solving. Includes: This guide contains • Recharging dock important information. Please keep it for © Disney/PixarDisney/Pixar • AC adapter future reference. Actual package art may vary. All titles may not be available in all markets. • Rechargeable battery pack Images are representative of gameplay and do not refl ect actual screenshot pixelation. www.leapfrog.com Welcome to the Leapster L-MaxTM Handheld! The Leapster L-Max learning game system combines learning skills for preschool through 4th grade with the best of video game play. Children become engaged in the games and want to play them again and again! Best of all, with the Leapster L-Max handheld, children can learn anytime, anywhere—on the go and with the TV. Alphabet Adventures: SpongeBob SquarePants: Madagascar AC adapter jack Cartridge slot Letters on the Loose Saves the Day Join Alex the Lion, Marty the (AC(AC adapter sold separately)separately) The letters are loose all over Help SpongeBob save the Zebra, Melman the Giraffe and Pause game ProtectiveProtective fl ip-back the Letter Factory and Professor Krusty Krab and play 5 action- Gloria the Hippo on the island of Get a hint LCD screenscreen cover Quigley needs help to fi nd them. packed learning games that Madagascar and experience the Learn letter names and sounds teach 40+ kindergarten and true meaning of the saying: “It’s Home TV jack during your adventure! When 1st grade skills. 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Make sure the tabs are fully inserted. TV and unlock the Green Goblin critical thinking to save Turbo 2. Flip back the screen cover. Super Challenge. Monkey and win the game. 3. Secure the cover to the back of the ©2005 Viacom International Inc. TM & © 2005 MARVEL. Available Fall 2005 (Figure 1) This Leapster software is LEAPSTER L-MAX handheld as shown produced under MARVEL license. (Figure 2). Actual package art may vary. All titles may not be available in all markets. (Figure 2) Images are representative of gameplay and do not refl ect actual screenshot pixelation. Getting Started: Battery Installation: • Locate the battery compartment on the back of the handheld. • Loosen the screw on the battery compartment with either a screwdriver or a coin. • Slide out the battery tray. • Insert 4 AA (called LR6 in some countries) alkaline batteries. • Slide the tray back in with the batteries facing down. • Tighten the screw. Ready for On-the-Go Learning 1. Press the on/off button to begin. 2. When prompted, select your country (required the first time only). Game Selection Screen The LEAPSTER L-MAX™ handheld includes an educational game and a built-in digital art studio. To start, touch an activity icon with the pen, or use the arrow pad to scroll through and highlight games, then press the “A” button. To turn off the background music, touch the music note tab. Select “music on” or “music off,” and then “OK” to confirm. The setting will return to “music on” each time the unit is turned on. Play the Rabbit Create digital art River game Tour the Leapster learning game library All images in this Parent Guide are representative only of gameplay and do not reflect actual screenshot pixelation. 1 Getting Started: Connecting the LEAPSTER L-MAX™ handheld to a TV: 1. Make sure both the LEAPSTER L-MAX handheld and the TV are turned OFF before attaching the cable. 2. Locate the TV cable included in the package. 3. Plug the single yellow plug into the TV output jack on the LEAPSTER L-MAX handheld. 4. Connect the other end of the cable to the TV. ◆ Connect the yellow plug to the yellow video input jack on the TV. ◆ Connect the white and red plugs to the white and red audio input jacks on the TV. 5. For best performance, plug the LEAPSTER L-MAX directly into the TV input jack. 6. Older TVs without video/audio inputs require an additional adapter. For TVs with a single audio input: ◆ Connect the yellow plug to the yellow video input jack on the TV. ◆ Connect either the white or red plug to the audio input jack on the TV. Ready for TV Learning: 1. Turn on the TV and the LEAPSTER L-MAX handheld. 2. If you don’t see the L-Max game appear on your TV, make sure to select the correct video input on your TV, by using your TV’s menu feature. 3. When prompted, select your country (required the first time only). 4. See page 1 for information about the game selection screen. WARNING: It is rare but possible for seizures to be triggered by light flashes or patterns such as those on TV or computers. To reduce exposure to such potential, play/watch TV in a well lit room, sit an appropriate distance from the screen and take 10 to 15 minute breaks every hour. Any frame left on the television for an extended period may cause images to be burned into the screen. To avoid this occurrence, it is recommended to turn the unit off, instead of using pause, during extended breaks. Using the Pen Button: Some LEAPSTER L-MAX games have an arrow that appears on the TV screen when the pen is moved on the LEAPSTER L-MAX handheld screen. This is similar to a cursor on a computer screen that moves when the computer mouse is moved. To select an object, move the arrow on top if it, and press the button on the pen. Note: The pen button is not used when the LEAPSTER L-MAX handheld is not connected to the TV. 2 Table of Contents Getting Started with the LEAPSTER L-MAX™ handheld. 1 The LEAPSTER L-MAX Advantage . 4 Included Activities Rabbit River Math Game . 6 Rabbit River Reading Game . 7 The Color/Colour Corral Art Studio. 8 Touch Screen Calibration. 9 Country Selection . 9 Safety, Troubleshooting and Warranty Information. 10 3 The Leapster L-Max™ handheld Advantage Introduction The LEAPSTER L-MAX learning game system combines preschool through 4th grade learning with the best of video game play. Children become so engaged in the games that they want to play them again and again—and the more they play, the more they learn! Best of all, with the LEAPSTER L-MAX handheld, children can learn anytime, anywhere— on the go or with the TV. The LEAPSTER L-MAX handheld literally puts the power of learning in the palm of your child’s hand.
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